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At just 5 years old, A Relentless Buzz is already the kind of head horse Trevor Brazile can back into the box on without much to manage—and that maturity helped carry the gray to the 6-&-Under Heading win at the Texas Best Futurity in Decatur, Texas.
On this episode of The Short Score, Brazile breaks down what makes A Relentless Buzz so solid, from the box and plenty of run to the smooth way the big horse handles himself. The gelding has become one Brazile takes to the jackpots, too, because there simply is not much about him that is easy to fault.
Brazile also talks through why the lighter cattle and setup at the Texas Best Futurity offered a valuable test ahead of the bigger fall shows. For young horses, he said, every trip to town is another chance to add pressure, see where anxiety may show up and make sure they are ready for the rest of the year.
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Madison Outhier and Bradi Good both roped their way into the WPRA top 15 this season—and both run their own companies while doing it.

Outhier started Madison Lyn Jewelry as a high school freshman after a trip to New York City's fashion district with her aunt, hand making every piece in her room at night. Nine years later, she has a team running her social media and shipping, and her pieces have caught on with bull riders, too.

Good came up with her athleisure line, Goodform, in December and launched it May 21, packing orders every morning while she got her trailer ready for the summer. Her friends tested every sample, and they got to name the sets after themselves.

We talked about how each of them got started, how Outhier keeps her pieces affordable, what it took for Good to launch between rodeos and what's next for both brands on this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown.

Raise your hand if you’ve gone home wearing the medication that you were supposed to dispense into your horse’s mouth more than once? Twice? Three times? OK, we’ve got some tricks for you. On this episode, we’re talking to a woman who has made it her mission to educate horse owners on being better horse owners. Also: pet peeves in the barn… you guys shared a lot of ‘em. Thanks for tuning in.

Guests and Links Episode 149:
Host: Justine Griffin, Award Winning Journalist with Down Magazine
Host: Jessica Payne, International Event Rider for Payne Equestrian
Host: Ellie Woznica Owner/Trainer of Double Barrel Creek
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Drink Recipe: Death in the Afternoon
Link: Just 3 minutes with a mini horse or donkey improves a teen’s mood, according to a new study
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Product Reviews: Majesty’s PillEase Wafer Pill Pockets, Pill Mill pill crusher/grinder
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In this episode, Tim Scerba and Michelle Sinning join us to talk about how equine veterinarians can manage their online reputations. They discuss the importance of Google reviews, strategies for responding to negative reviews, and vulnerabilities for equine veterinarians.
Tim Scerba is a recognized international strategic corporate and marketing communications expert with more than 40 years of experience in all aspects of corporate reputation, crisis, and sensitive issues management. Michelle Sinning has led communications initiatives in a broad range of industries throughout her 30-year career.
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Business of Practice Podcast Hosts, Guests, and Links Episode 149:
Hosts: Dr. Amy Grice and Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (csisson@equinenetwork.com) | Connect with Carly on LinkedIn
Guests: Tim Scerba and Michelle Sinning
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Growing up in Red Bluff, California, Chelsey Bushnell pictured her rope taking her to the biggest stages in rodeo.
She roped calves and team roped, won back-to-back California high school state titles and carried that with her into college, once dreaming of becoming the first woman to rope at the NFR. Flash forward and her career did end up revolving around a rope—it just took a route she never expected.
On this episode of The Score, Bushnell chats with host Calli Montague about moving from college rodeo into the marketing world, working with brands including Cactus Ropes and turning a trick-roping talent she learned as a kid into the recognizable Chelsey Trick Ropes social presence. What began with hours spent roping the dummy eventually grew into brand collaborations, her own trick rope and another way to make a living in the industry she grew up loving.
Bushnell also explains why the trick roping has always been about more than entertaining people. At its core, she wants it to help ropers—especially kids—learn to handle a rope better and become more capable when a run does not go perfectly. As she puts it, the better somebody can handle a rope, the better they can rope in general.
As part of Women in Rodeo Month, Bushnell also reflects on the opportunities available to women today, the importance of faith, character and integrity, and her desire to use her platform to help and encourage the people around her. She may not have followed the exact path she imagined as a girl, but the rope has remained at the center of nearly every chapter.
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